How eMR+ is positively assisting Primary Care
Medi2data feature in the latest Practice Management Journal issue. Within the latest issue we share details on how our eMR+ service positively assists Primary Care through mitigating risks surrounding data breaches and indemnity issues. Interested in finding out more? View the article here: https://bit.ly/3bg74Hh
Meet us at the EMIS NUG 2022 Annual Conference
We’re delighted to announce that we will be exhibiting again at the EMIS National User Group Annual Conference and Exhibition. Join us on Thursday 30 June – Friday 01 July, 2022 at York Racecourse to meet the team, grab some freebies and find out for yourself how Medi2data and eMR+ is revolutionising the medical reporting […]
Medi2data Charity for 2021 – Glaucoma UK
Medi2data is supporting Glaucoma UK for our 2021 Charity!
Patient access to records via NHS app delayed until April next year
Plans to enable patient access to GP records via the NHS app will be delayed until April 2022
Medi2data chosen as Clarity’s first partner
We are delighted to announce that Medi2data is the first partner to join the Clarity Partner Programme.
Medi2data featured in Corporate Advisor article
Technology now exists which cuts turnaround time of supplying medical reports from 35 to five days.
eMR and eMR+ services go live with SystmOne
TPP integration means eMR and eMR+ services are now available to 2,500 SystmOne practices.
Medi2data in FT Advisor: How tech can help your clients to claim
Our Founder Richard Freeman addresses the issues facing medical reporting – and how technology is shaping its future.
Medi2data featured in FT Adviser innovation in underwriting article
Medi2data has been featured in an article, published in FT Adviser on 4 March 2021, which focuses on innovation in underwriting and addresses the benefits of electronic services for medical reporting. “We now have the capability to take data directly from GPs’ records and put them straight into an underwriting rules engine system, and hopefully […]
Need for medical reports will spiral as a result of Covid
As the job retention scheme ends, there will be increases in universal credit claims, resulting in more medical report requests.
